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yes I got mine from my local hardware store, the OD is 0.096 (3/32) the id is 1/16

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also some come with pin holes that are drilled/punched at an angle , for those I redrill to the next higher size and then sleeve them.

yep and takes exactly 5 min to do, and unlike with epoxy one does not need a drill press to fix the problem.

the fix is to use a 1/8 " brass tubing, sleeve it on the next size down (OD=0.096"), and then use the regular 1/16 rod.
I have not used the epoxy method so I can't comment.